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tqUAIBER 5369,] • . EVY THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.CARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. Hog, -Will be performed a ,Tragedy, called THE ROMAN FATHER. Tullus Hostilius, . Mr. EGERTON ; Horatius, Mr. COOKE ' - Tublius Horatius ; Mr. YOU NG; Valerius,, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mrs, CLARKE; 'aleria, Miss BRISTOW. . • To which will be added, DON JUAN ' • Or, THE LIBERTINE. DESTROY . ED. Don luan; Mr. E G E RTON ; Don Guzman, Mr. CiIAPMAN ; Don Fernando, Mr. JEFEE RI ES ; Scaramouch, Mr. GRI LD I ; Donna Anna, Miss BRISTOW. . to -conclude with a View of the Lucrual R,44uni and_ a S hoivet.o it ire,. Dances by the Misses Adafus, and the Corps de Ballet. e laCEg tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,• at- the r t ()like In Hart-street. • ' (,;, - I ° ,xe-s 7s. Second Price 6d.-- Pit 4s. Second Price 2s. - " e rY as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is.tr' - Thp ' • O we opened at Halt past !jive, and the Play rtial oors f past ill b Si x To- a mortow, The Sehool for Prejudice. Ott Wednesday. The Exile. Oil. Friday, A Cure for the Licari Ache. On Saturday, The Zriglisl - 1 Fleet iu 13.0. LYCEUM THEATRE. tinder the Spe6ial License Of the LORD CHAKB ER LAI tJ. Granted foi the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. FHEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY of the late DRURY I c ANE THEATRE, THIS PRESENT EVENING, NtArembcr a 7, zSo9, krtorin the•Cotnedy of MAN AND WIFE; Or, MORE , SECRETS THAN ONE. - Lord Austencourt, Mi. HO LLAN i ; Sir Rowland Austericourt, Mr. P()WELL ; V. Charles Austencoutt Mr. WRENCH ; Sir WilloughbfWarretr. Mr. DO wToN .; Abu; G.rouse, Mr. NV ROUGHTON ; • Cornelius"O'Dedimus, Mr. IOHNSTONE; Ponder, Mr. MATHEWS ; Lady Worrett, Mrs. I-I ARLOWE; Helen Worrett, Mrs. EDWIN. li k,which will be added (by particular Desire), the Musical • Entertainment of • MY GRANDMOTHEn.. A Sir Matthew :v3ediey, Mr. MADDUCKS ; Vapour, Mr. DE CAMP ; Woodley, Mr, 1. SMITH ; Dicky Gossip, Mr. MATHEWS ; • Soufrance, Mr. W E WLTZ ER ; Charlotte, Mrs. MATH EWS ; Florella, Miss DUNCAN. .. s toisei and places to be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box , fll at the Strand .entrance ;of whom may also be had Fluxes nightly. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— kkillery 2S. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Second t h rite 6d. , Tl-1 he Doors to be opened at alf - past Five, and the Per- Klunance VI begin at Half past Six. • r"' - To-morrow, The inconstant. On NV ettricsday, The Hithlted Tower. On Thursday, The Heir at Law. Fri,iay, All is. the Wong. „, he new Farce of No) at Home wi l l be repeatedTo -I°F,t9w, Wednesday, and Thursday next._ SEEDLING FOREST TREES. Tpp ECK and ALLAN hate just received a Supply of SEEDLING LARCH, SCU ccH, and SPRUCE ASH, BEECH, BIRCH, OAK, &c. train scat und, which may be seen at No. 67, Strand. STATE LOTTERY, Oa the New and Improved Pint, consisting of only s,OOO Numbers, to be dra.vn in ON E DA Y The SCHEME contains 4. - Prizes of ,- - £20,000 . , 4 • -• • - o f - • 5,000• , 1Z - - of - - ',co, Soo " &c. &c. - TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HA ZARD, BURN E, and Co StoLk-Ilr keys, at their "'Ate Lottery Office, No. 93, w.der the Royal Exchange. 'STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, x 49, Oxford-Street, and , 44, St. James's-Street. "DODOES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, .11 most tespetEttully acquainr their ,Friends and the Pub.: lic, that the TICKETS and SO AgES of the present Grand Lottery 'are. on Sale at their Mikes ; and they Particulaily beg to observe, .that. the Schelne contains Forty Capital Prties, and is on the same most excellent Plan as the last Lottery, whith gave such Onlveisal satisfattion; naailety, 3,?qa Numbers, and too,oooh ;a rrizes. , To tri (Ira:Wmin ON 6 DAV, 14th February, ISt°. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and CO. joint Contradors for the late State Lottery, return theirmost iltatcful Acknowledgements_ to the Publit, for ,the high-en, _ ,_cotirage4nent they gave to the New Plan for Drawing the Lot tery in One Day, and to assure them. that it has fully answer ed the Expedations of Government, by doing away the Evils gittendant on Lotteries, tinit have been so much complained9f. They beg leave. to. recommend the New State Lottery - which is on the same' Principle, and will be drawn in One Jay, 14th Feb. next. Only i,coo N umbers.—Four - ickets of each Number. • SCHEN: c. 14 PrizoSof. . .zp,ooo, 4 Prizes of.. . . . ,(5,000 z' • rMO 2 0 . . . . .• . ioo • • • I. • • • 5 00 ' 44 Are. &c. tee. Tickets and Shares area 'low' on Sale at theold Offices, Corner of Rank BtlildingB., and lacing the King's Mews, 7.. l .iraring-croSs, by RICHARDSON, •GOODLUCK, and TO THE. PUBLIC. QWIFT and CO. beg leave most respeafully to return their thanks to the public, for the unexampled .Patronage and support they experienced as .Contrae.tOrs for the last Lottery, anti at the sante to express the gratification theyfeel in having had the:honour of layinglbefore the pub lic the first Lottery on the improved principle, which has at ' once fulfil led the beneficial intentions of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, by preVenting the evil of insurance,. and received The san'dion or the public, as affording a superior chance to --Ahe adventurer. The present Lottery-is exactly on tile:Sallie plan as the last, and will, no dotibti be equally honoured by The approbation of the public. SCHEME. . 4 - 420,000 1. 20 - - Xsoo • 4 Soo° 20 "-- - it - 1000 4940 frodi Sol. to Isl. sthlY:sooo Numbers; Four Ti:.kets of every Number, each Of which will to entitled to the full Aatonnt of whatever "'die- is draWn.against the Number. Ticket arid. Shares are selling i,n great variety at SW lIT '*td Co.'s tAfices, No, i.,r, Poultry, 12; ChUri(t-CrOSS, NO, 31, AiJ6ate High-strata. ~~ a ~4. # M,O; ND A Y, NOVEMBER 27, 130 Q. HISTORY OF THE POLITICAL LI E OF Tilt RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PITT ' • I4cluding.some Account of the Times in which he BY lOHN GIFFORD, Esq. MESSRS. CADELL and DAVIES respe4fully announce that this Work will b.: published early in December, in the three following forms, wz. t. One himdred Copies, splendidly printed in three Volt. Imperial Quarto; which will be faithfully appropriated ac= cording to the dates of orders received. Price t5l. extra boards. . • _ 2, A limited number, in three elegant Quarto VolumeSi on Royal Paper. Price 81. Bs. in extra beards. 3. Handsomely printed in Silt Volumes, yetavo. Priee 4 1 - 4 5 . 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Price shall not be inserted i , u words length, or that 3 bel n 7,1 be drli;Tred to the Board before One o'clock on the said TOesaV the vh Deceni. 'ter next, nor unless the Person who makes the-Tender, or soatii Person cn'his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. UALLING.OI . I . • Noll. 24th, 13C9. r THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING -a- His Majestys Navy do berelg give Notice, That on tizeidz!jt the sslzb Decembet next, they will be ready to receive Tepde; s, in -writing (.'paled zip), and treat for the suppling .(on .separate contrails) of what SEA PKOVi4IONS - , - BELT; and RUM may be required for the use of. His itl.,jesty's Sbipt and l'esSels at Swansea, jar twelve months 'certain, aad lather; until six monthi Warning 'shall be give:z. The mode of ) }s.!ymext to be by Bills, "payable -with Interest,.Ninety pays after Date, The Conditions of the Contrahli may be.reen at the See-tansy's ; 011 ice, at this Office, or by applying to the Cfileaor cJ C141E11,14 at Swansea. No regard will he *ad to any Tehler in sob Feb the Pt ice sista, not be inserted in wurds at length, or that skill not . be delivered th , the Board before One o'clock on the ,said Tuesdaj: the 19th-of ;Decent/ler next, nor unless the Person who »takes the Tender, ett some Person an bit belts?! Liattends, to answer, wine coati lot% - - -- .SUPERIOR WINES AND SPIRITS. Q PENCER and PERKINS; 1 15, Newgate-street, Wine and Brandy Merchants, Importers of Wine up. ward's of forty years, twenty of .which they have adopted the admirable method'ofrneliorating it in Vats of fr.nn two to four thousand Gallons contents each, as iS,pratilted in Ger. many - and other places Aln , oad, by which the cordialquali. ties and flavour of their Wihes is greatly improVed, and reti tiered grateful to the stomachs of nervous Habits, and the Aged and Infirm ; by which mode, and their inflexible in. tegrity in selling it genuine, the reputation of it has been len . established. Their great Stock enables them to se l'W the un commonly old, as they have always upwards of fbrty thou.; sand Bottles of Port and Madeint—in Madeira they defy corn.; petition; as they. have ,a . Vat of two thousand Gallons of it, , ancla large quantity that has been upwards of twenty yearo in battle, .01, irsost exceilent 'quality and liavotir. Theit Brandy and 'Runs they keep in Vats of 'near a thou Sand Gal. • lons contents,_ by which they cart offer their Liquors much older than most on sale; on the' most seasonable terms, for, Ready Money. • A CHALLENGE. NE§SRS. CURRIE : axis Co. Surgeons, laic in his Majesty':s service, challenge the-whole World to prove a single instance 'where tlreir medicine an , : method of cure haVe failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this, particular branch of their protession, has not given rise one unsuccessful case. They continue to dircet their stUdies td the treatt , 4ent and': cure of venereal complaints, and that detangetrient of toe sys.. tern, wb Cli is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful efreds of a nabit long and most unhappily pursued by chi:- youth of both sexes. In:the:one it will be found.ro be the unfailing . source or barrenness; the other have its.ravages 4 o: • 'tally developed to •them by -a distressing stare of debility; whiCh, if . not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are - its. remote and cltimate etreets, while consump tion, losS of muscular power, and various nervous cetnplaints; usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. f persons languishing under the disorder iiicitizut to such habit, their treatnient issimple, and has never proved 'ornate,' cessful in the Bourse of a long, laborious, and much,exteilded pradice.. • In the most obstinate and complicated cases of ie;. nereal infedion, such as obstructions in the urethra, springt xerescettees, hard tumor's, callous ulcers, eruptions, pal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES; . „ . Whether recent or of long duration , and Which ha*ebardi fled the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present preyed plan of treatment, effectually and . permanently cured; without the Patient suifering the eXcruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follovvS the sapplica tion of the lunar caustic. l n the course of twenty years' extensive pradice in this Me.tropolis, numerous cases of Stridures have been and ate daily under their care, the total eradication of which is etneled by a„sate, certain, and ex pe. ditioas mode of pradice, :superior to any other Let Adopted. The Weakness, relixatiort, - and debility proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient 'restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has f or years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Stridure has been destroyed; IS ' bly requisite to revive the slumbeting sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. . , • Several Noblemen and Gentleinerr of ,the first rdpedabl; lity; have'beerr under the 'care of Messre. Currie. and Co'. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, dc . e.. and having reeeived'a radical and permanent tire, Jecluett that references iniy be given to them, as satisfactor) deuces of the decisiVe`superiority of - Messrs. C urile and' Co's. plan of tteattneut, Many Of these Gentlethen rdve had strictures front to to zo years, end had been under the . care of 'Messrs. Horne, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eird. neuce, who attempted the cure by the application of the I,ts. har CaUstic, without success. • Nlears. Ctirrie and Co: may be consulted by either sex with the greateat delicacy, .secrecy, andlronout, :at their ;rouse, No. 107, Ilatton-garden. • , Patients in,the:Country are requeSted to .state the p4rticut. lars of their case, age, and general hanit of living, sec. .eze. . inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part et the knik,tio'n. To• "ensure that. secrecy . so to their underrakihg, the postage of !.•,:tter may be added to the ici:otint rtiettielneti. ' 9th !WWI i09...-5e7; 1104 COD • 14%10, 811 n, ~ 7